Members Colt Hammerless Posted March 10, 2012 Members Report Posted March 10, 2012 Finished this not too long ago. Originally dyed it Saddle Tan, but didn't like the way it looked, so then tried Light Brown. Still no dice, so I finally went with Dark Brown. From a tiny bit of experimenting, it seems that horsehide takes dye better if you oil it a little first. I put another light coat of oil on after wet forming and drying in front of a space heater. Finish is two coats of Resolene cut 50/50 with water, and neutral shoe polish. Thanks for looking! Quote
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